Choose where you’d like to save the PDF and let Lightroom do the rest and export your full PDF. To export a straight PDF contact sheet, stay in the Print module and set the “Print To:” drop down menu back to “Printer” and choose the “Printer…” button below this panel and select the PDF drop down menu and choose to save the PDF. Lightroom will export as many JPEGs as it takes to display all of your images and will stash them in a folder wherever you chose to save the file(s). We will cover most of the many options over on the right side of the interface, but the most important part over there is if you scroll down and find the Print Job panel and choose the “Print To:” drop down menu and choose “JPEG File” and then hit the “Print To File…” button below this panel and choose where to save the JPEG contact sheets. To create and export JPEG contact sheets, choose the Print module and look to the left and choose a template you like from the Lightroom Templates and choose to include selected photos or all the photos in that filmstrip using the “Use:” drop down menu at the bottom of the viewing area. You’ve got to check it out to see all the features and options! Export JPEG Contact Sheets Just be mindful that we will be including some of these paid features in this list of Adobe Lightroom tips and tricks.Use the Printing functionality or slideshow capability of Lightroom to quickly create contact sheets to send off to clients with maximum control over quality, watermarking, “stylish” backgrounds, and much more! In this Adobe Lightroom tutorial, I’ll talk all about how to create Contact sheets using the Print functionality and a little export PDF trick, how to export a series of JPEG contact sheets in case you ever wanted to do that, and also how to create a more luxurious type of single-image contact sheet that can have music added (probably don’t want to do that,) and all kinds of other graphical or data based options. With all that in mind, you will have to decide whether a subscription is worth the cash or not.

Batch editing: Batch editing saves time, so Adobe figures people will pay for it.

Web sharing: You can showcase images through the web.Geometry: This is a great tool for fixing perspective and straightening your photos.Healing brush: Get rid of the trash, dust, or any imperfection with the healing brush.Selective adjustments: Want to edit only specific areas of a photo? Not for free, you won’t!.It also has People View, which uses facial recognition to organize images by person. It comes in handy when searching specific images. Adobe Sensei: Adobe Sensei identifies and tags photos for you.RAW support: Yes, you can edit RAW photos straight from your phone, but only if you pay.Cloud storage: You are not paying for cloud storage, so that feature is out the window.

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